Simple, Powerful Pricing

Automation credits are our flexible currency that powers your workflows. Each action in a workflow consumes a specific number of credits based on its complexity. For example, simple actions like sending an email might cost 3 credits, while AI-powered operations like content generation could cost 10-15 credits per execution.

Credits are calculated based on the complexity and resource requirements of each action. Basic operations like math calculations cost 1-2 credits, API calls typically cost 3-5 credits, data processing actions cost 2-6 credits, and advanced AI operations cost 5-15 credits per execution. You can see the credit cost of each action in the workflow builder.

When you configure a workflow to use multiple parallel AI agents, each agent consumes credits independently. For example, if a workflow normally costs 10 credits per run, running it with 5 parallel agents will consume 50 credits total. This allows processing multiple tasks simultaneously, but increases credit usage proportionally to the number of agents you configure.

When you exhaust your monthly credit allocation, your workflows will pause until your next billing cycle begins or you purchase additional credits. We'll notify you before you reach your limit so you can take appropriate action.

Yes, you can purchase additional credit packs at any time through your account dashboard. These supplementary credits will be added to your balance immediately and don't expire until used.

Concurrent workflows represent the number of different automated processes that can run simultaneously. For example, with 3 concurrent workflows, you could have an email automation, a data processing task, and a social media workflow all running at the same time.

Yes, unused credits from your monthly allocation roll over to the next billing cycle, ensuring you don't lose value for automation capacity you haven't used yet. However, rollover credits may expire after 90 days to encourage regular usage.

To maximize efficiency: 1) Design workflows with fewer, more purposeful steps, 2) Use conditional logic to skip unnecessary actions, 3) Batch similar operations together, 4) Choose lower-cost alternatives when available (e.g., basic operations instead of AI when appropriate), and 5) Monitor your usage analytics to identify optimization opportunities.

Yes, you can change your plan at any time. When upgrading, you'll have immediate access to the new features and credit allocation. When downgrading, changes will take effect at the start of your next billing cycle.